Sunday Papers – Royals dominate ahead of Harry interview
Many of the Sunday papers focus heavily on the ongoing reaction to Prince Harry’s upcoming memoir, Spare, which will be released on Tuesday. The book was leaked in the US and Spain last week, and many allegations and claims from the prince have been making the headlines since.
Tonight, ITV’s interview with Prince Harry will kick-start his official promotional run for his new book. Three US-based interviews: 60 minutes, Good Morning America and The Late Show With Stephen Colbert all follow in the days after the UK interview.
royal nanny dominates many of the tabloids this Sunday as the news corporation confirms that false claims about Prince William and Harry’s former nanny were used to obtain Panorama’s interview with Princess Diana in 1995.
The back pages lead with the Lionesses’ dramatic win over Spain to see themselves through to the semis of the women’s European championships – the papers report there has been a spike in interest around women’s football since England incredible performances this tournament.
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